George Soros: The Phantom Menace of the Far Right: How One Man Became the Bogeyman of Modern Paranoi

George Soros is not a shadow, a puppet master, or the overlord your uncle's Facebook feed warned you about. He's a billionaire with convictions, a resume, and a target on his back. In this scorched-earth autopsy of right-wing fear tactics, George Soros: The Phantom Menace of the Far Right dissects how one old man with a wallet and a worldview got turned into the ultimate political boogeyman.

This book doesn't fawn. It doesn't flatter. It drags every conspiracy into the light and forces it to stand on its own legs-most collapse immediately. From Nazi lies to QAnon fever dreams, from Fox News to Hungarian billboards, Soros has been accused of everything short of controlling the weather. The facts? Far less cinematic. Far more revealing.

Written with a jaded scowl and the precision of a street-level cynic who knows propaganda when he smells it, this is not a redemption tale. It's a reckoning. Because if you want to understand what drives modern paranoia, look at who they choose to vilify-and how loudly they do it.